rabbit breeds造句

• The Champagne d'Argent is one of the oldest known rabbit breeds.
• Fancy rabbit breeds are often purchased from pet stores, private breeders, and fanciers.
• Also, they are only rabbit breed that commonly has an extra set of nipples.
• In Britain, the Rhinelander is grouped with other rare rabbit breeds in the Rare Varieties Club.
• The rabbits bred by Illingworth, Spruty and Punnet were merged, creating the Lilac rabbit breed.
• This has led to an increased interest in the American Rabbit as a heritage or homestead rabbit breed.
• The largest domestic rabbit breed is the Flemish Giant, which can attain a maximum known weight of.
• The rabbits breed in the late winter and spring, exactly when golden eagles need food for their young.
• In Britain, the Blanc de Hotot is grouped with other rare rabbit breeds in the Rare Varieties Club.
• "' Mini Rex "'is a rabbit breed derived in France in the late 19th century.
• As with breeds of dogs, rabbit breeds were selectively bred by humans at different times to achieve certain desired characteristics.
• The "'American Sable "'is a rabbit breed recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association ( ARBA ).
• Almost all the standard rabbit breeds have individuals that do well in rabbit sports, but Swedish Hares should excel in rabbit sports.
• The "'American Fuzzy Lop "'is a rabbit breed recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association ( ARBA ).
• Rabbits breed like, well, rabbits-they're mammals and they're can be found pretty widely across the globe.
• The "'New Zealand black rabbit "'is a rabbit breed of American origins, despite the name of the breed.
• "' Dwarf rabbits "'comprise the smallest domestic rabbit breeds, most frequently due to the effects of a single dwarfing gene.
• The small size, plush coat and friendly personalities of Mini Rex rabbits make them one of the most popular rabbit breeds in the United States.
• Finally, there are 11 rabbit breeds listed on the CPL : three in the critical category, three threatened, and five in the watch.
• In 1922, the first exports were made from Britain to the US, but the breed never achieved the popularity that other rabbit breeds did.